
Storing food supplements correctly
How light, temperature and humidity affect the quality of food supplements.
The relevance of optimal storage of food supplements to maintain their effectiveness
Optimal storage conditions for food supplements: focus on light, temperature and humidity
Exposure to air and moisture: Humidity and safe storage: how to keep food supplements at their best
Another critical factor in the storage of food supplements is humidity. High humidity can lead to condensation, which in turn can affect the stability of the ingredients. To effectively combat the effects of moisture, we recommend storing food supplements in their original packaging or in airtight containers. Pill boxes in particular are often unsuitable as they are not sufficiently sealed and the products they contain, such as capsules, can quickly draw moisture from the environment. Storage in the bathroom should also be avoided as there is often a high level of humidity here. Instead, rooms with low humidity are preferable for storage.
Another protective mechanism is to close the containers securely. In the hustle and bustle of the morning routine, it can easily happen that a container lid is only left slightly open. However, even a minimal opening allows air to penetrate, exposing the ingredients to the effects of the environment. To prevent this, it is vital to ensure that the lid is tightly closed.
